About 600 people went to the showgrounds, with plenty of activities and fun for attendees to enjoy.
It was the first show as the Wyndham A&P Society president for Brooke Cameron, who said it was a phenomenal day out.
"We had the best day.
"Everything went off, we ran to the timeline, we had no hiccups all day, which is unbelievable.
"It just goes to show how much work the committee put in beforehand," she said.
Ms Cameron said the volunteer hours the committee put in were "huge", but it was the society’s large committee working together which led to major success of the 144th show.
Between the rides and activities for children to enjoy, to the woodcutting competition, to the display of farming success in rearing the best of the best for exhibition, the show had something for everyone.
"The exhibitors were incredible," Ms Cameron said.
"We had judges travelling for this year and they said the standard was just excellent."
